The David Discovery Pete Greasley Finlay's Gran might believe him

Finlay's Gran might believe him but his big sister Sarah keeps telling him there's no such thing

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The David Discovery Pete Greasley Finlay's Gran might believe himThe year was 702 C. E., the place North Africa's Aures Mountains. Al Kahina, "the Sorceress" and princess of the Jewish Berber Jarawa tribe, prepared to lead her army in a last battle against invading Muslim forces. But not before sending her son, a descendant of the biblical King David, to safety. In 1799, Chaim Farhi, advisor to Jezzer Ali Pasha, governor of the Sanjak of Acre, readied defenses against Napoleon and his army. Aided by the British